When did you last cry?

Saturday, seeing my Aunt in hospital, she had been there 6 weeks since she had a fall (89) and the way she was then, I knew she didn't have long left, I walked out of the hospital crying and feeling beaten up inside :( She sadly died very early yesterday morning :(
 
wannabedamned said:
I tell you what did upset me a while, and it gets me everytime.

That episode of Scrubs where Jordan's Brother and Dr Cox's friend Ben Dies. :(

Hate that one. Its not the fact Ben died, more the way Dr Cox reacts to it.

Makes me feel like crying, But again. I don't. pfft.

I'm a hollow shell.
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Aye I didn't actually know he died till the end, what I don't get is JDs' character never cries no matter what happens!
 
watching a tribute about Man united and that plane crash.. **** knows why.

Actually, i had a lil cry about random stuff thats happened lately but i was kinda forcing myself to cry and it werent working out so i stopped lol
 
Last time I had a proper cry was about 8 months ago when my friend decided to bring a lot of "stuff" up on a night out. Not the best time to do so, I might add, especially with the addition of booze :o Couldn't have picked a worse time to be honest. Anyway, it really hurt me emotionally, hence the crying :p

edit: prior to this cry, last time was 2003. See? I'm not a big girl's blouse! :D
 
If 24 has tought me anything its that you can only cry after a full day of horrific struggle against terrorists AND one of the following
A) Your wife dies
B) You have to shoot your boss
C) You have to shoot your partner
D) The chinese steal your GF
E) Your favourite dog gets run over

EDIT - In all seriousness a few years ago. I have learned to pretty much supress most emotions now. Not sure if its healthy but its the way I am.
 
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Update: I almost cried after watching Million Dollar Baby last night but not quite there. Green Mile did it though about 2 years ago ;)
 
Cried about a month ago just from pure stress, parents moved to Ireland but it seems like everyone has one foot here and one foot over there still. It's just a horribly messy transition bought about by hasty job changes and decisions. My parents are going to regret what they're doing, big time. It's also the first time I thought '**** it, not my problem' and I don't really want to know about my parents and what they're doing anymore, I'd rather look after and worry about number 1 now.
 
today a new friend (work colleague) told me that her 6 month old baby died before she came to work at my place. He would have been the same age as my son. Her loss to me is inconsolable as any parent must know. It touched me the way she talked about him and her courage to start again. I'm a big softy and losing my son would finish me off :(
 
I appear to be emotionally dead to others, and as such, I think the last time I cried was when I slipped with a stanley knife and cut the bottom of my palm (nowhere near any veins luckily), but that was more out of shock...and no blood came out :confused: lol That was when I was about 13/14, model making.

Crying over being upset about something...I honestly can't remember. I remember my grandma's funeral, when I was...I dunno, probably 5-7ish, and my mum was crying and I wasn't, but then maybe I didn't really know what was going on entirely.

Apart from when I was a kid and got in a strop over something, or not getting my own way etc, I haven't cried...at least the last 10 years over getting upset at anything.

More recently it might be because I've got a philosophy, and don't get upset over anything (it's truely awesome), so I don't really have any opportunities to cry anymore. Which I can only assume is a good thing.
 
About an hour ago, stressed over Uni exams and just not feeling like doing Uni anymore.
To top that, this week is my 6 months anniversary after having been dumped.
 
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